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L W January,
THOS. J. MOXOHT, JR.
Savannah. Ga
Branch of (he old Philadelphia Firm of
> January
AND CHOICE STO0K, CONSISTING, IN PART, OP
tfacker, Wetherill &' Oo,
\' fkirmiiuih, fia
iau & McRae,
IS FACTORS
-AND— ‘ : -
m MERCKARTS,
*, SAVANNAH, GA.
Bacon, Flour, Corn, Tobacco, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Sail,
TANNED MEATS, FISH, & FRUITS, CANDIES & PICKLES,
STAPLE DIR/S" GOODS, *3f
Consisting of
bacon, bams,
SALT, FLOUR,
SUGAR, COP ’EE,
TEA, CH !ESE,
PICKLES BUTTER,
OYSTERS, SALMON,
: 11 MACKEREL,
n ‘ SARDINES,
CRACKERS, IRISH PC TATOES,
r; PINE APPLES. ' OMATOES, etc., etc.
Jf vnn m . A V> 1 .f
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, ETC., ETC.
- .. ■ . "V , . ..i . ' -M-
“t_l!i short :ill snjipliei for FAMILY and PLANTATION nee..
■ A lull supply of everything usmllykdpt-fil'n FirsUClass
FAMILY GROCERY & STAPLE DRY GOODS Establishment,
Will be ooostantljxm hand, not at or below first cost, hjit, at as reasonable /prieesas can be'
offered in t!iis place.
jfc-g"* Their friend* ami thepubllcgenera^jr, are respectfully invited to'give'them a
trial, and a reasonable share'of pairinagcri*- solicited.
4 v ’., ^ , Albany, Ga., July 27, l86f)-tiU lat Jaap { . u
Seed^tforHnted FRESH and PURE, and
sent By mail to Planters on enclosing money
to the above firm. Postage 2c. per each 4
ounces. . | .
' on Consignments for Sale or
pe, and all other Supplies, fur-
rates.
®* WASHBURN, A. A. ADAMS.
Sarannah, Ga. Araerieus, Ga.
^Washburn % Co.,
'AC OR,
and Forwarding
merchants,
8 Stoddard’i Lower Range
i Savannah Ga.
W Ko. 1 toyle.. Bonding,
ICDs . : GEORGIA.
Hay, Sait, Ac., so-
l. _I*rcftase and uia nf rMi An
If you want a Gtnum A ,No. 1 article of
CIDEB VREGAR
be anre and call on the m!. They would Re
ftmfi to administer to the wants of'(heir
old otutooMra and Mm a. and aa many new
Flour, Biscuit* & Crackers,
SA'sr.ceso.,
60 St, Julian St., .: : s lv v*uuab> co
il.m COOPER dc CO, Agfa,
,, ', ALBANY, GA.
LiftLizz&itttffaetiii. 'i-'
Here, then, we here the reason from God.
Grant for his appointment ot Hack men to
office, and for hie advocacy of the fifteenth
amendment, providing for universal negro
suffrage. Ho believea that all these prejudi-
eea of nee and color should be end will be
swept away. Heiethr ahead- ot Lincoln in
. . ‘ . r W I IfaM.
swept away. He is far ahead-ot Lincoln in
this respect; for Lincoln inherited from Ken
tucky n strong jr^Judiee against negru enuri*-
iassasiSsassfisaes.
ed between the United Stales and the Africap
republic of Hayti uhd^l ffebmU
look for the early annexation of the Hajjtyns,
with the Dominicans of the other IV
Uland. • • ... >• . -J ,
Meantime, let it suffice for our doubling
politicians that GenerUUnnt U'ffSk,
policy of equal civil w4 P«ty ,cal rights^
without distinction of rac * —
is the word. The mind ai
Grant are fixed upon this
being the case
N- S. FnraEY * CO>
Factors and Comm. l^erehant
bbceivin'o, roBWAfipnro,
v is'rto 1/
i MiN-diLS, IRON, PLOUGH an I CASE SIEjji, {/fa oiies.>
, WAGON and'Ri[GOY MATERIAL. 1
-if - BLMJKSMtTH and CARPENTERS’ TOOLS- I-ilijVr.
: WOODEN „d tivAA V WA|K.
Ie-I.j-.I1 - )-8T0VE8, OF ALL KINDS.
W U'S fi ’
Jone*. Baxter Day
We & Carter,
1*£eeal . ’’.h',-:..
* fc *«de Dealer, te j
IWFi*/. & Froduee,
^MUOOK.OBOBGLL
*.V Glv.llj
r V- 7 t\ i. \
-•’lo i-.i^ u Line 1
. ji ,!r* t h‘*An •***
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SHOT EL,
CC U^,:<HlKS ANft ^TOLS.;
Act, i verylhihg'nsnaty kept id s
virtiwU • Mi -*jsJu*** l.fu>.
the United States.
CHARLES
~ 'Im
» '‘Ml MU i.H'.lf./J
I t,J i*T::
- ZACHARIAB’.
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^OBIRtOBS
Albany,' Ga. r OeL 29,1809—Sm
«2ACHAR1A8’
-IJY-
■\y. Styles.
fom-HaOa of Subscription
, g are
dele: _$r> 00
$3 00
.$2 00
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l j,Month 3 -
f jlonths
piTAlW
Advance
Sbds.
pfESS CARI^
T. r. McCAMY
son ;
jssion M’rchants
asuimu w au- atatw or—
Grain & Provisions,
, Street,
M llCl-3ni
}Atlanta, Ga
r ANN A. EC
t WHSLOW,
FACTORS
- AND
I Corn's. Merchants
tfSHEET, SAVANNAH, GA.,
HLiai Purrhas** tin C«niniI«ioD Colfon,
_ pwjtiv Mini Mt-n'IiaiidlM*. Conttign-
‘iflj sJlcitrtl, u|mu which lil*cral advjui-
«C«eV’.t Slerufula Super Phos-
sep 14 11st jan*
HONS,
waj
•[Dealer in
& SEGARS,
(EsUUUl.od IAaO.]
1VMrsale [Dealer in
K0.133 BAY STREET,
^MVANNAH, GA.
(t 10* (iKOBQIA AND FLORIDA OT
hjrS CELEBRATED ALB,
' h Barrels ami Half Barrels.
& WILSON,
I FACTORS
Commission Merchants
aiDDAIUVS LOWER RANGE,
pISAVANNAH, GA
it January.
Wm. W. Gordon.
& (JORDON,
rON FACTORS,
ml Commission
JER.CHANTS,
b|}Sava\nah, Ga.
5*«\tor Tit*>t julvaiirotl on OopR-
‘ ■* jnatlc on i-onsiguuiunls of
in tin* past, n contin-
ilioited.
if brwjintfullv M»lic
t,U0-ld January.’
DEWS & CO.,
FORWARDING
—AXn
ion Merchants!
EAXI> ECTAII. DEALERS IN
)F EVERY DESCRIPTION.
I OYSTERS, &C., &C.
[St, SAVANNAH.
^ L 13 1ST Y, OA., DECEMBER 3, 1869
SAVANNAH
John W- Anderson’sSons & Oo
UOTTON FACTORS
—AND—
Commission. Merchants.
Anderson Block, Drayton Sbrcei, near the Bay,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
• T m CASH ADVANCES, made on CONSIGN
XJ MENTS for mis in $avann»h, or on shipment to
reliable correspondents in Liverpool, New York, Phila
delphia, Boston or Baltimore.
patrons we return thanks; to new one’s prom*
iso our best services.
Agents Empire Line of Side-Wheel Steamers
to New York.
tep 1411st jin
EXCHANGE.
BULL ST. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE,
UVUIll, u.
ANGEL YBANES & BRO.,
DEALERS IN
SEGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES,
WINES, LIQUORS; 4-C
OF SPANISH TABLE WINES and
Sherries. New York and Chesapeake Bay Oydters,
on band the whole season.
Sep 14,1869-lit January
JV BERRIEN OLIVER,
COTTON FACTOR
General Gcpoussion Merchant
; Jfc m jjy.. MirjjmjM, oa.
liv!
tents of Cotton,
Planters supplied with .
west market rates.
to all Orders.
Ing, Rope and Ties, at
Sept 3,1869-lst Jan
Wm. Henry Woods,
COTTON FACTOR AND
GKNEBAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
—vStoddabd’s Lower Kanos— *
Bay St., : : SAVAMIVAn, GA.
S prepared at all times to advance liberal-
ly on consignments of Cotton for sale in
Savannah, or for shipment to his correspond
dents in New York and Liverpool,
July 30th, 1869-Cm*
A. H. Colquitt, Jambs Baqqs,
Raker County, Ga. Newton, Ga.
Hu<&(41. Colquitt, Savannah, Ga.
cimitt & nm,
COTTOITFACTORS & GENERAL
.53: a.
6‘ommission Merchants)
SAVANNAH,
Lumber t
ConsigymeaU^
to the sale of Cotton,
Liberal advances on
april 20, 1869—tf
, & DEPPISH,
I ^koteaieand Itclaii iK-alrrs in
®WAEE,
bber Belting,
iral Implements,
, 8H0T, CAPS &.LEAD.
A Lar p -e Stock of
RECEIVED.
; *nd c; ST. JULIAN STREETS.
L. J. QUILMA
JOB If FLAHNEBY
Cotton Factors
GENERAL COMMISSIO.Y ME11CIIAXTS,
Bay Street, Savannah, Ga.
AgmltJit JRMIftl't Suptrfhotphate tf Lime.
B1GGIML ROPE & IRON TIES
Always on hand.
Usual facilities extended to custome r
aug!7-6m
Lord Byron Writing trom Hados in
His Own Defence.
Who is this Mrs.8towe? her name, thank God,
Was never one familiar to my ear;
Her eountry was aland I never trod,
Although I traveled often far and near.
They say that she’s a woman, and is old—
To women, as a rule, my verse is dear.
Perchance she’s some forlorn neglected beauty
Or else—her husband doesn’t do his duly.
I can’t console her in the flesh, I can’t
Revisit “glimpses of the moon” to make
Poore Mrs. Stowe unhappy; and I shan’t
Leave good men in these Shades for women’s
sake.
Bo Stowe may rest in peace. I only want
To know why all this trouble she should
take.
I might have needed once a moral teacher;
Nimporte—but damn this sanctimonious
Beecher!
I never was a moral man, I know—
I did some things were far beyond defending:
For Virtue always was so cursed slow,
I flew to Venice, just as my soul was mend in;
And I am rightly punished; Mrs. Stowe.
Sensation and obscenity so blending,
Has scattered lies with dirty prodigality,
And made me blacker even than reality.
“Fatalis incestusqne judex,” slu?
As Horace says (I ought to change her gen
der,)
**Et mnlier peregrins” lhat to me
A comfort is. My fame needs no defender.
E’en in America, I think they’ll see
The falsehoods uttered by this base preten
der,
Who’s heaped upon me such a base indignity.
With fatuous, foolish, feminine malignity.
Sweet to the blushing bride, a husband's his
Sweet to the old man dreams of youthful
vigor,
Sweet to the virgin thoughts of love's new
bliss,
Sweet is the hope of freedom to the n-igg
But sweeter far in spite of public hiss
To H. B. 8. the cheque—a handsome figure
Her publisher will pay—game worth tin* can =
die,
For sheets befoul’d with literary scandal.
way
not;
My sister! thy sweet soul has passed
Where all this foul aspersion hurtsthi
Pure m the pure reals of eternal day,
Thy heart is free from every earthly spot
Of no avail the words that sland'rers say,
The fair scutcheon of thy fame to Mot.
Curs’d be the greedy publishers who gave
This literay jackal to thy grave.
I care not for myself, my fame is far
Beyond this dull reviler’s power to dim:
My sister shone before her as a Mar
Shines purely o’er the young moon's crescent
rim ;
She wished our reputation both to tnr
With the same foul brush; ’twas a worthy
whim
Of her who whitewashed hosts of fetid niggers.
To take such pains to blacken both our fig
urcs.
Tis said I awoke one memorable morn
And I found that 1 was famous : speedily
knew myself the target for all scorn
Men called me infamous: (the Lord knows
why).
What laurels this rude woman may have won
I know not, but the deed of infamy,
This lewd, loquacious, literary antic.
Should blast them on both sides of the At
lantic.
THE ALBANY
DRY GOODS H0DSS1
E. ZACH ARIAS,
DEALS IN
#l« 1* GOODS,
Gents' and [toys’ Clothing Boots, Shoes, and Hats,
Mankels, Osnaburgs, Kerseys. Notions^ Etc.
Leaving the (.meet
> trad.* io t lu.se eng
Provision, Liquor, Hardware, Patent Medicine, Cigars and Tobao
ig**d in those branches,
KACH ARIAS
('oi.J'uu l iii..;-.dt' .*
.‘ic. ami by gi\iug hi
friends and «-.i t..mm
generally found iii in
been ‘■•tierted with gi
•iii-dvfly to Dry Goods and Clothing, Boots, Shoes and nals. Notions,
outir«* uttea<ion !•< the legitimate busiuess, is enabled to offer to his
:i better grade of goods, and at more salisfactory prioes than are
ed sleeks IIis Fall Slock now coming in and being opened, has
•it rare, and with a special view to the taste and style of the ladies
.my and surrounding country, and lie flatters himself that an exami-
! convince his customers that he is earnest in his efforts to elevate
to liis superb slock of
Dress Goods and Ti imings, Balmorals and Hosiery, Oaitersand
Shocr., Gloves, Corsets and Calicoes,WhiteGood s; and
Mourning-
lib-men p.-,-* ioxiied examine the tiiie«»l ilock of
One would live ioTPver. but a bore
One’s life becomes ere man}’ years roll on :
Aud yet a man must feci a little sore
To think how be will suffer when lie's gone.
'Nil nisi bonum,” said the men of yore,
De mortuis,” but now one’s tomb upon
Folks write foul words ; in fact, there's no
denying
There’s something very dangerous in dying.
Enough. I leave to all men’s scorn 1 he lie,
This insult to the living and the dead :
Twas a proud task for woman’s hands to try
To heap defilement on a woman’s head.
The Stow* had scarcely dared to prate, had I
Been living, but where'er her words arc
read
Deep execrations must her name environ
Who dares to meddle with me.
Creat
By bon.
Grant on the Prejudice of Color.
Gen. Tate, the new Minister from Ilayti,
who is reported as a handsome, intelligent
and highly accomplished mulatto, on present
ing his credentials to the President the other
day made a very neat littla speech. In the
course of it he said : “the exalted philan
thropy and the readiness to make amends to
a race formerly oppressed in this country—
those noble principles which have led your
administration, Mr. President, to select a
man of that race to represent tho great and
iowcrlul Republic of tho United States in the
iepublie of Hayti, has awakened in the hearts
of all Haytiens who eagerly desire the ad
vancement and elevation of their race a just
sentiment of admiration and gratitude and
so*on to the close.
General Grant, however, thus challenged
by the eloquent Haytien of African descent,
was equal to the demands of the pension.—
Striking at once into the main question, he
said:—“If any. proof were wanting of the un
founded character of the prejudice which un
til recently prevailed, at least in different
parts of this country, against the race from
which you are sprung, it might be found in
the high tone and polished style of the re
marks you have just uttered.** 1
A very neat compliment indeed; but the
General did net stop here.' In regard to ihis
American prejudice of color, he went on to
say, “that, like all similar prejudices, no
matter how deeply implanted, it must sooner
or later yield to the force of truth. * -W hat
truth is here referred to? The trnth of the
Declaration of Independence, that “all men
are created equal”—a truth heretofore widely
considered ae only a| “glittering generality.”
Next, speaking of ihh inevitable and natural
results of oar great ervio convulsion iii refer
ence to the Afriean race, the President said
that among the eoncSsslOip in their bchnir “is
their right to employment'abroad as well as
at homo, in the pubilo service—a right which,
as you aa., baa been acknowledged in i(je
appointment of one of the formerly prescrib
ed race to represent tho UnitedSlates in Hay-
IFTTIR.JNr iSZEUHsTGr GOODS
market; and" pnvenif. arc especially referred to a large and elegant
Clothing.
His stock i:* varied and complete in nil departments, and relying upon the superior quali
ty uf his.goods,.ho rrturns tlmuks to tho public forpafct liberal patronage, and respectfully
tenders liis bpal efforts to please in the future.
Scuta Side Broad Street, Albany, Georgia,
Oct 8th, 1st January.
ALBERT E. JACKSON I'.. JOHN D. GILBERT
Jackson & Gilbert
Corner Broad and Jackson Streets
ALBANY, GEORGI.
^DEALERS IJST.r
i, no.—,
.BOOTS, SHOES, etc, etc.
jSTO. 92-
SEMI-WEEKLY'
BY CARE
TE
ONE YEAR
SIX MONTHS..
V ff.'STYLES
R MS:
THREE MONTHS! 1.50
. l e
Advertising ! Sates and Buies.
to ui future:
Bills tor advertising a[e due on the fiis-t a »i**arnr.i-o
of advertisement, or wjhen presented, ex -ept when
offconriae contracted for
Transient advertisemt nts must he jaU in advance.
All-advertisements an st take thp run .*f the |a|>er,
nnlepa otherwise stipufa ed by contract, aud tlieu the
Allowing additional cha: ges will be re mired:
Inside,generally, !: : • ? *ju percent.
Inside, next to reading matter, : :t« “
In Local reading color ins, : to
EdltorUl notices other than calling attention to new
advertisement*, 20 cents >er line.
Advertising Agenc es are notified that their
communications will rec ire no attention unless a fair
«nH square money trau action is proposed at rate-*, a<
eompanied by the cosh o satisfactory refereucc.
RULES &
For Legal Advertising.
Land Sales, 1st aq. 54, eacl additional
Hales of perishable i
Estray 1
. otice, 60 days
Notice to perfect service
en in like manner 10 days Iprevious* to sale day.
Notice to the debtor, an 1
J. K. FOBBESTEB.
orresler
HOTELS-
THE
Uff HOUSE,'
M. n3A.H3STES
Proprietor.
Pine Street) r Albanv) Georria.
(o)
To County Officers wh<J become responsible for all
,advertisement* they publ ah, and pay hill* quarterly,
25 per cent, commission a ill allowed.
Sheriff Sales, each levy, : : : : : S4 ««.
Mortgage fi fa sale, each 1 vy : : :
Tax Col. “ * : • *
Citation for letters of Adi linist ration aud (inar-
Sianship : -t uu
Application for distuissior from Adin'n., Guardi
anship and Executors rip : . : •*> '«•
Application for leave to st 11 land, for one square 4 (»i
for each addi'l. “ 2 t«i
Notice to Debtors and Creditors : : 14 ou
le proper y, per square
Rules ni si to forclose mor gages jier square : a to
Rules to establish lost pap rs, per square : " 50
Rules compelling titles : »»»
Rules to perfect service in divorce case* : : 10 tw
Application for Homesh ad : - 00
of Land, Ac., by A lminlstrator*. Executors or
a . . I ... ......I...
^nd, Ac n by ..
Guardians, are required by law to be held outlie first
Tuesday in the month, be ween tbe hours of 10 in the
forenoon and S in the atle noon, at the court house in
is situate.I:
the eounty In which the i roperty
Notices of these sales mi^t be given iu a public gazette
-giv
in the county where the 1 nd lies. If there 1m* any. and
if there is no paper publisl ed iu the county, t hen in I lie
ueareat public gazette, or he one having the largest
general circulation in said county, 40 days previous to
the day of sale.
Notices for the sale of p. rsonal property must 1»e giv-
creditors of an estate must
Iso be pubUshed 40 days.
Notice that application v ill 1^ made to tho Court
Ordinary for leave to sell I ind, etc., must be pubiisli^i
once a week for four weeks
Citations for letters' of A lniinist rat ion, Guardian- hip
etc., must be published 30 days—for dismission fr.on
Administration, Uuardiai ship aud Execuiorni.ip 40
^ules of foreclosure of m »rtgage must U* puldL»h«*<l
moilthiv for four months- for establishing lmt papers,
for the fall space of three u ionth»—for compelling titles
fiuu £>•outon. or Atliuini iwlum, where Imni] has In-eu
given by the deceased, the full r.paj-e of 1 three ninntii
Having vccently completed tliis Hodse, and
put it in condition for the accommodation of
guests, the Proprietor pledges his earnest en
deavors to give ratisfaction. His rooms are
large and well ventilated ; his table shall be
constantly supplied with the best the market
affords, and his servents shall always be
prompt, polite and attentive.
B&T A Hack is always at the Depot ou the
arrival of trains, to convey passenges to the
House, and every convenience and comfort
desirable is guaranteed
MERRICK BARNES.
Proprietor.
Jan 1—tf .
ISAACS BOUSE,
Hotel- and Restaurant.
■V /.' A l .S’ AT ALT. HOURS.
Cherry Street, MACON, GA.
F. ISAACS, Proprietor.
<2- Free loach to aud from the Hotel.
Sept. 7,18C9-l»t January.
When Bills are Due.—Allhills
for advertising in this paper are due on tha
first appearance of the advertisement, except
when otherwise arranged by contract, and
will be presented when the money is needed.
All advertisements should be marked for a
specified time, otherwise they will be charged
under the rule of so meh for the first inser
tion, aud so much for each subsequent
insertion.
law cards
STROZER & SMITH,
Attorneys at Law,
ALBANY, OA.
H aviso occupied their new rooms, (UP STAIRS
°u E ?i ^ OFFICE), would be pleased to se*
their old client*, and as many new ones aa may fevor
them with their patronage.
.Albany, Ua^ Oct 29,1809-ly
Joseph Armstrong,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ALBANY, GA.
„ AQF"" Office on Washington Street, in
CHEEK’S BUILDING, staibs.
July 2d, 1869-ly
D. H. POPE,
ATTOBHET AT LAW
ALBANY, GA.
Will give prompt attention to any business
entrusted to hint, in all the Courts oi Dough-
AFltrorwl ■■■n.nnnAii.a
ertyand surrounding counties.
Jan. 1, 1869 ly
». J. WRIGHT.
L. P. D. WARREN
W. C. HEWITT. X. W. HEWITT.
HEWITTS’
GLOBE HOTEL,
AUGUSTA, GA.
FARE 83 00 PER DAY
Tiie Best in the City.
May 4—Gm
BROWN’S HOTEL
Opposite Depot, DlacoiijGa.
E. E. BROWN & SON, Proprietor,.
T his well-known house h„
been refitted and repaired, and ia now
one of the NEATEST HOTELS in the State,
and the most convenient in the oitj. The
Hotel is supplied with everything the markets
affords.
Macon, Sep,.24 18G7 104-Gm
TIIE OLD TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA
U. S. HOTEL,
ATLANTA, GA-
Sassccn, Wilson & Caldwell, Propr's.
J. ir. F. BRYSOX.arrt.
Application for Hmne*te id must be puULhed twit
Publications ‘
Publications will alway.* be continued according l<
these, the legal requiremerits, unless otherwise ordered.
-— ‘ "h nks
County Officer(a Blinks neatly prinled at th<
News Job Office, and fu uished at SloW )»er quire or
24 sheets.
WM. E. 1IILSMAN.
Would inform the public that they arc
rccei ring at
Their l^rge and w :1
Straus’ Old Stand,
DICKTXSOX'S BUIL }JKO, OX BROAD ST.,
ill selected Stock of
GEOCEEIES,
DRY G OODS,
CLOTniNG, BOOTS
HARDff ABE, IIN WARE, WOOD
AND WILIOW WARE.
In fact everythin ; usually kept in a
FIRST-CLA
& SHOES, HATS,
SS STORE!
They would specially < all attention to their
Plantation Supplies
Sept 3.1, 18*7.1.
Spear’s Fruit Preserving Solution, at
WELCH’S CORNER.
Livery and Sale Stable.
HORSES, HACKS, FHJETONS,
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIE.S,
Always Ready for Customers aki> the
Trayklixo Public.
Good Stable Room for Stock,
And ample accommodations for all,
AT KINGS,
OPPOSITE TOWN’S HOUSE-
ALBANY, GA.
Albany, June 18, 1869—Cm
Advertisements forwarded to all Newspaper*
No advance charged on Publisher’s prices.
All Leading Newspapers kept on file.
Information as toCost of Advertising furnished
All orders receive careful attention.
Inquiries by Q Mail answered promptly.
Complete Printed List of Newspapers ior talc
Special Lists prepared for Customers.
Advertisements Written and Notices secured
Orders from Business Men especiallysolicited
40 PabkRwJW
Feed, Sale and Livery Stable,
OH A CASH BASIS.
Wanhingtoa SI., Alhnay, Ga.
By Sims & Kfrkman.
No Horses and Buggies to hire on Sunday,
except in cases of emergency.
Jan8-tf
WRIGHT & WARREN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
ALBA1II, GA.
^^ILL practice in the several Courts ot
JJ f . Law and Equity in this State i.nd the
Circuit Courts of the United States for the
State of Georgia.
Also attention given to COMMISSION in
BANKRUPTCY.
Albany, Jan. 1, 1869. ly
RICHARD K. HIKES RICHARD HOBBS.
HINES & HOBBS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
! 'ALBANY, OA.
Will practice in DOUGHERTY and the
sdrrounding Counties, in the Supreme Courts
oi the State, and the United States Circuit
Court at 8avannah ; and will attend to buai-
ness in South-West Georgia generally, by
spiecial agreement.
march30—ly
B. F. BROWNE,
Practical Watchmaker & Jeweler.
f IlHE finest watches repaired—broken and
H worn parts made new; Jeweling and
Elect
Electro-gilding, all at moderate prices,
warranted.
Also, GENUINE PEBBLES to snitallages.
At HOWARD & TURNER’8,
Aug 27, 1869-ly On Broad Straet.
Purely a Southern Institution
—THE—
Piedmont Life Insurance Company
OF RICHMOND, VA.
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Authorized Capital $1,000,000.
Capt’l p’d in & sec’ly invest’d... 100,000
Assets 1st April, 1869 4&T?121
Pole’s issued first 18 m’th’s work 3,000
Income same time, over 460,000
Dividends paid on Life Policies...40 pr. cent
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W. C. CARRINGTON....President
R. H. MAURY Vice President
C HENRY PERROW. .Md’cl Av’sr
J. J. HOPKINS. .Secretary
JAS. E, WOLFF, Sope’ntend’t Agnts
R. W. TUCKER, Manager Branch
[Office ior Georgia and S. Carolina.
DR. T. STANLEY BECKWITH
General Agn’t for Georgia, Augusta
D. L VASON, ,n
Agent at Albany.
OR. W. L. DAVIS,
Metical Examiner.
may 25, 6 mos.
COTTON PLANTATION!
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR
INVESTMENT !
Cotton Planting Coputnwmhip Invited.
One-half interest in one of the Best Cottoa
Plantations in Middle Florida, together
with half the provisions. Stock, and Farm.
ing Implements on the Piece for Sale.
W “ ‘■Pm**** to giv. or pmmel ettra-
£ ffirvele a half
los root in my Cottoa Pkata— — - —
~ “Ing Haute is one
r improvement* a
on tbe place ai|